1-HOUR PRONUNCIATION LESSON | 100+ Words to Fine-tune Your Pronunciation

In this lesson, I want to teach you how to correctly pronounce over 100 difficult and confusing words. I'll say the pronunciation and talk a little bit about why the word may be challenging.

Throughout the lesson, I encourage you to practice and say the words with me. It's the best way to develop your speaking fluency.

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[LearnEnglishwithBrilliant]

I study English for five hours every day❤

Thanks for concatenating some remarkable pronunciation lessons. Your right about squirrel. In Bavaria (part of Germany) the tail of a squirrel is a famous language test for Northern Germans. They can't pronunce the Bavarian „Oachkatzlschwoaf“, meaning Eichkatzlschweif or tail of a squirrel..
A common word difficult to pronunce for me is „literally“, especially when I repeat it three- or fourtimes.

[marioberrio]

Kibosh. What a Word! Never Heard of it while living in the USA. Useful though. Thanks for such a great lesson!

[HannahGnungbaye]

I was finding it difficult to pronounce squirrels and salmons, so I am thankful that you included them in the lesson. Thanks a lo.

[herr_viktor]

🔥I had already heard some words but I didn't know how to pronounce them correctly. Thank you for your valuable time providing us with these pronunciation tips. Greetings from 🇵🇦

[gativemoniquesrioba]

I wish I had had a teacher like you in my time teach Wes; I would have fluent and perfect English.Thank you for the good work ur doing your videos are a go to.

[riantidewi]

OMG this is long lesson from my English teacher
Thks so much for doing this
You're very excellent
I really appreciate for yr hard work

[Oort-sick]

8:20 the two words when I was in school were taught to have completely different spelling: résumé is the noun, resume the verb.

[aprendiendoidiomasconsteve]

Hello from Costa Rica 🇨🇷 great video ... Watching this video is Paramount in order to learn English.

[abadalrhmazkoo]

It is a very useful to recycle these important words! Teacher Wes thank you so much ❤️!

[wtjj]

I’m Asian, my husband is American. He helps me from my pronouncing some words. My accent is the same as Spanish we roll our R and have a strong accent that’s why this video helps me to learn more. Thank you. 🙏🏻

[NdayambajeJacques-pnmj]

Thanks for your help to many people who want to learn English, and whether native or non native should know that English connect😢 earth in communication

[FM-kcix]

Good job ...i love every lesson of you...

[tranvankhoa]

It is the very good video. Thank you, teacher so much. Best regards

[jamshidhaidari]

thanks Wes, sir it was very beneficial for learners.

[luaneflores]

Thank you so much for this video! It helps me a lot.

[February]

Wes, I like your videos. I like the way you teach pronunciation. I would be happy to continue listening to your explanations and your American pronunciation. I am here to learn. The first girl's pronunciation was of the person speaking Russian even though she tried her best. Why would I need that kind of pronunciation?

[itry]

I' m the first to watch this video and give you a big like
Big hello from morrocoo👋

[SabineHamer-mrpm]

Hi Wes,
Great lesson, like it a lot, there where some vocabulary I've never heard, so my vocabulary book is getting bigger and bigger, thanks for the work you put in this lesson, have a nice rest of the week 😁 👋

[EggyAgustino-yrgy]

Great lessons as always time to make it out my pronunciation like a native speaker